Seema Sajdeh On Divorce From Sohail Khan: "I've Let Go Of Any Negativity"
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"I think I have reached a point where I don't care anymore," said Seema Sajdeh
The Fabulous Lives Of Bollywood Wives star Seema Sajdeh, who was married to actor and Salman Khan's brother Sohail Khan, in a recent interview with Bollywood Bubble, opened up about her divorce. Seema and Sohail Khan filed for divorce earlier this year and were pictured at a family court in Mumbai in May. A week later, Seema dropped Khan from her name and changed it to Seema Kiran Sajdeh on Instagram. Seema told Bollywood Bubble: "The thing is, if I were to wallow and it's a deep dark hole that you can quickly spiral into. So I choose to be on the other side. For me, this is what keeps me going."
Seema Sajdeh added during the interview, "So even for the kids, for the family members, my brother or my sister. It's not nice to see your sister wallowing or your daughter or you know... then you're constantly stressed about that person and whatever. So it's for them to see that I am looking at my life completely from the positive angle. I've let go of any negativity or anything I might have. Also, I think I have reached a point where I don't care anymore. As long as, these people know who I am, this is my family, my parents and my kids and my siblings... The people around me know who I am and I am going to stay true to myself and quite frankly, I have zero filter."
Seema Sajdeh and Sohail Khan got married in 1998 and have two sons together - Nirvaan and Yohan. Rumours about their separation first surfaced when Seema and Sohail Khan were shown living separately in Netflix's The Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Wives.
Seema starred in the Netflix's hit show The Fabulous Lives Of Bollywood Wives, based on the lives of four star-wives, also starring Maheep Kapoor (Sanjay Kapoor's wife), Bhavana Pandey (wife of Chunky Pandey) and Neelam Kothari (married to Samir Soni). The show was produced by filmmaker Karan Johar. Sohail Khan also featured in the series. The second season of the show will air on Netflix on September 2.
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